CPAP Hose Tube Holder Lifter Clamp Clip Hook Support Bedside Storage Kit_Metal Structure Strong_5.6 ft Max High_Angle Height Adjustable_Prevent Hose Loose Tangle Air Leakage (Black Color)

I bought this CPAP hose support/holder for my husband when he started using a CPAP machine. Before we got this item, the hose was always getting caught in the bedding or around his arm and was pulling on both the CPAP machine and the face mask he was wearing.The stand has a nice, large metal bottom plate which can be slid under your mattress, or as we did, secured under the leg of our nightstand for stability. The arm at the top swivels easily and is adjustable with a spring loaded elbow. The manufacturer included lots of velcro fasteners so you can customize how the hose is attached to the stand.This stand keeps the hose up and our of his way so he can concentrate on getting used to sleeping with his CPAP! Not always an easy thing for many people. Thanks much for a very helpful product.

I ordered this to keep my CPAP hose out of the way and allow me to sleep without pulling my mask off from the hose not following my movements. The hose would pull just enough for the mask to lose it's seal and cause air leaks which would wake me up. Now, the hose is supported above my head with enough slack to stay off my face and still not pull the mask off when i turn onto my side. I have slept straight through the night without waking up since i installed it. Installation was easy even though the instructions are rather skimpy and assumes the user can figure some basics out such as which pole of the 3 needs to go on top. I put the base under my mattress in front of the headboard using 2 poles as recommended. It's the perfect high despite my thick mattress. I haven't taken it on any trips yet, but it is easily broken down and storable in a suitcase for travel. Definitely worth getting.

I love this stand for my cpap mask and have had zero issues with it!! its held up well for about a year now! It helps my mask tubing feel more comfortable while sleeping in bed or in a recliner

My wife and I Both have CPAP machines now. she has had one for years. She buys about 2 of the cheaper hose systems a year. They wear out and don't hold up. This is what you want for home. It is so much more sturdy and heavy duty. This unit comes with a weighted bottom, it is not for travel.Note there is a little know looking thing at the top to hang your CPAP Mask on when not in use, Also this swivels very easy. so I swing it out of the way when not in use so I can sit up in bed and it's not in the way. Absolutly love this. We'll worth the higher price, the value is there.

New CPAP user. I'm very happy with this purchase except for the fact that the "hose bushing" that allows the tubing to dangle from the arm doesn't look like something that will last for years. They do supply two of them, but I anticipate needing more if this is to serve me for many years, as there is constant stress on the elastic part of the "bushing" when you toss and turn in bed.I'm not someone who is handy, who could stitch up a replacement with a sewing machine if the elastic breaks, so I would love to be able to purchase a package of multiple replacement bushings. I'm hoping that the company will see this and offer such a package for sale as an accessory. This is otherwise a very solidly-built unit that should easily last a lifetime, and it was very easy to set up.

I am incredibly happy with this device. I am new to my sleep apnea diagnosis and using a CPAP machine. I'm using a Resmed Airsense 11 (not recommended, long story) with a hose that seems about 5' or 6' long. With the hose, I was able to sleep in zero gravity in an adjustable bed, or laying flat, but I was not able to sleep on my left or right side, which is my preference. That prompted me to research a solution, and I found this device.The base of this slid beneath my nightstand. I did not need to weigh it down with anything. Think of it like a horizontally-flipped L (with the bottom line facing to the left) underneath the nightstand. It's basically underneath the middle-right of the nightstand between the four legs. There's nothing weighing it there, so the base itself must be heavy enough to keep it in place.The hook swivels easily, so in the morning I can push it away from me, facing the wall. If I change position during the night, e.g. from zero gravity to flat on my side, I can just move the swivel head accordingly. The velcro ties supplied work well.Really, I have no complaints about this, and I recommend it very strongly to anyone using a CPAP machine and needing a solution for the hose.Caveat: Keep in mind the direction of your hose. The Airsense's hose connects to the machine in the back, which makes it easy to trail along the back of my nightstand and then up the body of this hanger. I bought another cpap machine, a Lowenstein (struggling with that one, too, so verdict's out on that), but their hose comes out from the front of that unit. So it faces out off of my nightstand. Very inconvenient and also unattractive. Imagine if your alarm clock's plug faced forward instead of behind it. Weird, right? Anyway, with that device, it's more of a challenge to direct the hose to snake up this holder. It's doable, but it looks rather awkward and the hose ends up taking up a lot of my nightstand. It has to lie across it to reach over to this stand and then travel up it. Functionally, it still works for sleeping, but it's just messy and unattractive and awkward. I blame Lowenstein for this part, though.

This really makes a difference in hose management. If you change positions while sleeping, this will allow the hose to "follow you" and not tangle under you. There are loads of adjustments in height/reach and you can secure the hose in numerous places. Not surprised it is rated so highly.

This was a great purchase. I highly recommend this if you’re looking for a sturdy, well built hose holder that makes wearing a CPAP more comfortable.